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No complaints here. We were scheduled with this service by Lowe's, upon purchasing a dishwasher. We did have to wait 3 weeks from the day of purchasing until the actual installation, but the scheduled call went smoothly. Our technician was John K. He was very polite, explained all he did, and gave us a brief overview about the unit. Thank you John!
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Contacted Ray to replace my kitchen faucet since the original one was still in there. The house was built in the 60s. It took a lot of work since original valves were pretty rusted. Ray did an awesome job replacing the faucet and the garbage disposal. I definitely recommend him. He's professional and was wonderful work with. He's my new plumber!!
Schertz, TX 78108
Plumbing Service
I am so happy to have found West Austin Handyman to tackle our to do list. I appreciated the responsive communication, professionalism, and really quality work for a fair fee. Excited to check off next project.
Austin, TX 78746
Plumbing Service
Highly recommend Legit Plumbing. I had an unusual problem with my toilet, and Sam had to do a lot of research to come up with a solution that worked. I think his pricing is fair, and they did an excellent job. Happy to call him if I need any more plumbing work done.
Austin, TX 78765
Plumbing Service
Evidently the city water lines are the homeowners' responsibility from the shut off valve in. Called Excalibur and John was at my house within 45min and had the issue fixed...loose fitting. Tightened it up, no service fee or charge. I was blown away. Obviously very honest and prompt. Thank you!
11880 Old 2243 W, Ste 308, Leander, TX 78641
Plumbing Service
Loved working with South by Plumbing! He was very efficient in getting to us and explained everything that was going on and what he was doing to fix it. I appreciated that since a lot of times people just say this is what it's going to cost and don't explain anything. If you're looking for a reputable plumber in Austin, TX definitely reach out to these guys!!
2255 Co Rd 172, Ste 305, Round Rock, TX 78681
Plumbing Service
Ask for Stephen Lopez!
He'll do a great job and treat you right. Will use again
He'll do a great job and treat you right. Will use again
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
Poor experience with this company. I would not recommend them. Poor response from owner.
7000 Mopac Expy F2, Fl 2, Austin, TX 78731
Plumbing Service
Eric was great! He showed up within the hour as said and did a great job! I appreciate the time he took explaining what he needed to do.
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
We had a water pipe burst under the house causing a minor flood in the bathroom, kitchen, and part of the dining room. The insurance got an estimate from a plumbing company provided by our insurance. We asked Stellar to come out to do the work and it turned out the broken pipe was twice as far under the house than the insurance plumber estimate. The Stellar employee was courteous and worked very hard during some harsh weather conditions, digging every day until he found the problem. We live over an hour away from Stellar's location and they still came out! We will go to Stellar for any other plumbing needs...like the bathroom I want to redecorate! ;)
Round Rock, TX 78665
Plumbing Service
Ok, the leak detection process is either wonderful - find it exactly and right away - or terrible - spend a bunch of money and find nothing. That is how it works, and from these guys, I had both.
To be clear, this review is for American Leak Detection of Austin, San Antonio and Boerne. And they have 3 phone numbers and serve three distinct regions. Its a franchise business. Robert runs this office and he is knowledgeable, fair and reasonable, but extremely busy. They try hard, and, I think, want to do the right thing. There is a lot of stress on both the customer and service side of this transaction.
After spending a bunch of money on plumbers, who could not find the leak or even my main water line, for a 1-2 gal/hr leak, I had someone from ALD come out and spend 3 hours, 3 tanks of gas and say I think it's around here. Nice guy, tried hard, but not good enough for me. The three tanks of gas, which can indicate a big leak, really annoyed me. So I called Robert, and he, kindly and fairly, agreed to send someone else out, at no charge, for a quick visit to at least find the main water line, which is PVC. That was where the original tech thought the water was leaking. Robert said: I don't think we can find that line for you.
He didn't count on his tech, Ryan, or my tenacity. I had already dug two holes, close, using old pics of the line, but no luck, and needed some directional guidance. Ryan, not only confirmed I was very close and which way to dig (and he was right) but he found the copper manifold just outside the house (and under 2 1/2 feet of soil) where the main water enters the home. So if I ever decide to add a cutoff valve, I now know where to dig.
And although American Leak Detection of A/SA/B isn't perfect, I think they have good people, good intent and good technology. And Ryan, in my opinion, is a rock star. Thank you Robert and Ryan.
General advice for anyone trying to get help finding a leak: Before you call, try to figure out the location of every water outlet inside or outside the house, the general location of the main water line (or pool lines) and the leak rate, in gallons per hour.
To be clear, this review is for American Leak Detection of Austin, San Antonio and Boerne. And they have 3 phone numbers and serve three distinct regions. Its a franchise business. Robert runs this office and he is knowledgeable, fair and reasonable, but extremely busy. They try hard, and, I think, want to do the right thing. There is a lot of stress on both the customer and service side of this transaction.
After spending a bunch of money on plumbers, who could not find the leak or even my main water line, for a 1-2 gal/hr leak, I had someone from ALD come out and spend 3 hours, 3 tanks of gas and say I think it's around here. Nice guy, tried hard, but not good enough for me. The three tanks of gas, which can indicate a big leak, really annoyed me. So I called Robert, and he, kindly and fairly, agreed to send someone else out, at no charge, for a quick visit to at least find the main water line, which is PVC. That was where the original tech thought the water was leaking. Robert said: I don't think we can find that line for you.
He didn't count on his tech, Ryan, or my tenacity. I had already dug two holes, close, using old pics of the line, but no luck, and needed some directional guidance. Ryan, not only confirmed I was very close and which way to dig (and he was right) but he found the copper manifold just outside the house (and under 2 1/2 feet of soil) where the main water enters the home. So if I ever decide to add a cutoff valve, I now know where to dig.
And although American Leak Detection of A/SA/B isn't perfect, I think they have good people, good intent and good technology. And Ryan, in my opinion, is a rock star. Thank you Robert and Ryan.
General advice for anyone trying to get help finding a leak: Before you call, try to figure out the location of every water outlet inside or outside the house, the general location of the main water line (or pool lines) and the leak rate, in gallons per hour.
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
If I could give this company zero stars I would . They are rude and cancelled on me 3 days in a row stating that there were more important calls and they couldn't guarantee that they would ever be able to come out.
Horrible customer service who just passed around the phone call when I wanted to voice my frustration.
The commercials that say doing the rebates right because it's the right thing to do is a JOKE !
Horrible customer service who just passed around the phone call when I wanted to voice my frustration.
The commercials that say doing the rebates right because it's the right thing to do is a JOKE !
9710 I-35 Frontage Rd, San Antonio, TX 78233
Plumbing Service
Answering service said they didn't service area they show they have an office. Had to call and follow up myself to try to schedule service.
After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate. They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.
Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.
Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.
After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate. They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.
Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.
Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.
1955 Fm 2001, Ste 220, Buda, TX 78610
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
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Pflugerville, TX 78660
Plumbing Service
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301 Bishop St, Smithville, TX 78957
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX 78765
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX 78701
Plumbing Service
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4606 Twin Creek, San Antonio, TX 78238
Plumbing Service
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Austin, TX